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Table I.B.5 State Practices Regarding Eligibility of Nonexempt, Pre-PRWORA,

1

Qualified Aliens, July 2009

Battered

State Lawful permanent residents2 Asylees/Refugees3 Deportees4 Parolees5 noncitizens6

Alabama All All All All None

Alaska All All All All All

Arizona All All All All All

Arkansas All All All All None

California All All All All Some7

Colorado All All All All Some7

Connecticut All All All All All

Delaware All All All All All

D.C. All All All All All

Florida All All All All All

Georgia All All All All All

Hawaii8 All All All All All

Idaho All All All All All

Illinois All All All All Some7

Indiana All All All All None

Iowa All All All All All

Kansas All All All All All

Kentucky All All All All All

Louisiana All All All All All

Maine All All All All None

Maryland All All All All Some7

Massachusetts All All All All All

Michigan All All All All All

Minnesota All All All All All

Mississippi None All All None None

Missouri All All All All All

Montana All All9 All9 All Some7

Nebraska All All All All All

Nevada All None None All All

New Hampshire All All All All All

New Jersey All All All All All

New Mexico All All All All All

New York All All All All Some7

North Carolina All All All All Some7

North Dakota All All All All None

Ohio All All All All All

Oklahoma All All All All All

Oregon All All All All All

Pennsylvania All All All All All

Rhode Island All All All All All

South Carolina All All All All All

South Dakota All None None None None

Tennessee All All All All None

Texas All All All All Some7

Utah All All All All Some7

Table I.B.5 State Practices Regarding Eligibility of Nonexempt, Pre-PRWORA,

1

Qualified Aliens, July 2009

Battered

State Lawful permanent residents2 Asylees/Refugees3 Deportees4 Parolees5 noncitizens6

Vermont All All All All All

Virginia All All All All All

Washington All All All All Some7

West Virginia All All All All None

Wisconsin All All All All All

Wyoming All All All All All

Source: The Urban Institute's Welfare Rules Database, funded by HHS/ACF and HHS/ASPE.



Note: This table refers only to the largest groups of qualified aliens that entered the United States before August 22, 1996. It does not

address a few of the smaller groups of qualified aliens, including Cuban/Haitian entrants or aliens granted conditional entry before April 1,

1980.



1 This table identifies eligibility for federally funded TANF assistance of certain groups of qualified aliens that entered the country before

August 22, 1996. It does not provide information on the eligibility of other nonqualified aliens who may be eligible for state-funded

assistance. Also, aliens are categorized by their current immigrant status (rather than their initial status upon entry into the United States, if

different).

2 Lawful permanent residents are defined as individuals who have been admitted into the United States permanently.

3 Asylees and refugees are immigrants who flee their countries owing to persecution because of race, religion, nationality, political opinion,



or membership in a social group. Refugees request permission to enter the country, while asylees are already in the United States and

request permission to stay.

4 Deportees are individuals granted a stay of deportation or who have had their deportation withheld.

5 Parolees are individuals permitted entry into the United States in cases of emergency or because of an overriding public interest. The table



only discusses the eligibility of aliens paroled into the United States for at least one year. Aliens paroled into the United States for less than

a year are not "qualified" aliens according to the immigrant definition in PRWORA.

6 Battered noncitizens refer to those individuals who meet the statutory definition of a battered alien pursuant to 8 USC 1641 (c).

7 Some battered noncitizens who meet the qualified alien definition.

8 All immigrant units are funded through a state program with the same eligibility rules as TANF. No immigrant units, however, are eligible



for federal TANF funding.

9 Qualified aliens with this status are only eligible for benefits for seven years beginning on the date they entered the United States.



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